Quotes About Triste

#1. Chacun de nous a un jour, plus ou moins triste, plus ou moins lointain, o u' il doit enfin accepter d'e tre un homme. There will come a day for each of us, more or less sad, more or less distant, whenwe must accept the condition of being human.

Jean Anouilh

#2. Triste lay in a heap, her dress hitched up around her thighs, whimpering and shuddering until Gwenna shifted to kick her ungently in the head.

Brian Staveley

#3. When my father was arrested, we didn't know where they had him. My mother found him at the house of torture. It was called Villa Triste.

Oriana Fallaci

#4. Open it at that sad madrigal that begins "Que m'importe que tu sois sage? Sois belle! et sois triste" and you will find yourself worshiping sorrow as you never worshiped joy.

Oscar Wilde

#5. I think women should be seductive, not triste. There's enough sadness in life now without making women look sad, too.

Azzedine Alaia

#6. he's always walking about with a long face
il est triste comme un jour sans pain

Arnold Borton

#7. To quote Patrick Modiano, whom you you seem to like, in Villa Triste, 'There are mysterious beings, always the same, who watch over us at each crossroads in our lives.' Let's just say that, unintentionally, I have been one of those beings.

Antoine Laurain

#8. Coincidence. But the eagerness to find meaning in such coincidences is love.

Brian Morton

#9. I love and if someone I love is hurt I'll kill the attacker and no one else, that is love. I hate and if I hate I'll kill their whole family to bring pain to that person, that is hate, In this way I do not think love and hate are the same side of a blade

Triste

#10. The first duty of their successors was to dispose of their remains

Kurt Vonnegut

#11. The prejudice of Englishmen, in favour of their own government by king, lords and commons, arises as much or more from national pride than reason.

Thomas Paine

#12. Do not sigh, do not weep!

Anne Enright

#13. In later life most good things happen very slowly; only bad things tend to happen fast.

Mark Edmundson

#14. She loved the fine hairs on his chest. She loved the strength in his arms, the sound of his laughter, the way he would always look into her eyes and say her name.

George R R Martin

#15. The true poetry of life: the poetry of the commonplace, of the ordinary man, of the plain, toil-worn woman, with their loves and their joys, their sorrows and their griefs.

William Osler

#16. Even bad coffee is better than no coffee at all.

David Lynch

#17. My family was very supportive of whatever I wanted because my grandfather was an opera singer. My dad's dad. So my dad has an appreciation for the arts, and he let me choose my own path.

Tony Hale